This route makes GoldRush visible as a decision engine, not a decorative analytics badge. It helps a normal operator inspect wallet and stablecoin context, decide what must be encrypted, then continue into Ika, execution, and proof.
Analyze → decide → encrypt → execute → verify
Start with a wallet or .sol name, run a GoldRush-style pre-sign query, use the intelligence result to classify risk, send sensitive intent into Encrypt / IKA, then execute only through the wallet-first Testnet path. Proof remains visible without exposing confidential payload details.
GoldRush does not stop at analytics; it feeds the encrypted execution path
Use this sequence when a judge asks how intelligence becomes action: provider data informs a decision, the sensitive part is encrypted, the wallet signs, and the proof path remains visible.
Wallet history, stablecoin movement, counterparty posture, and read-node health are checked before a signer approves risk.
QVAC and deterministic analysis compress proposal, treasury, gaming, and RPC context into a clear pre-sign decision.
Sensitive payroll, vendor, and treasury intent becomes an encrypted manifest, commitment, custody route, or proof packet.
The connected wallet remains the execution boundary for Testnet governance, settlement rehearsal, and treasury motions.
Receipts, runtime logs, documents, and Solana explorer evidence keep the result inspectable without exposing private payloads.
Review wallet history, labels, stablecoin exposure, and unusual flow context before approving a vendor, payroll, or grant recipient.
Turn holdings and stablecoin flow context into a signer-readable reason for rebalance, payout, or funding-route selection.
Decide what can be public proof, what must become an encrypted manifest, and whether REFHE / Encrypt / IKA should carry the sensitive lane.
Move forward only after the wallet signer understands the route, the privacy boundary, the expected receipt, and the proof path.
Structured on-chain intelligence for treasury and counterparty review
This surface makes GoldRush prominent where it belongs: before signature. It turns wallet history, stablecoin flow, counterparty trust, and holdings queries into a pre-execution review lane for normal users and a live evidence lane for judges.
{
"queryType": "wallet-history",
"chainName": "solana-mainnet",
"walletAddress": "So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112",
"include": [
"transactions",
"classifications",
"token-metadata"
]
}Ready for a live Covalent GoldRush query. Run the workbench to populate this reviewer packet with wallet intelligence before signing.
The analysis stays useful because it ends in a clear next action
If the operation is routine, proceed to execution. If it is sensitive, route it through encrypted operations. If the proof path is unclear, stop and verify before signing.
Security + Intelligence layer
This is where AI belongs in PrivateDAO: proposal review, treasury execution review, voting compression, RPC interpretation, and gaming-governance assistance. It is decision support, not a shallow chatbot.
How to use this route
Proposal Review AI
Proposal execution review
This proposal should keep explanation, trust context, and destination rationale visible before signatures are collected.
This layer is built to help users now with browser-side intelligence and clear governance heuristics. If you later want a free open-model path, the same UX can be connected to a Hugging Face-hosted summarization or classification adapter without changing the product surface.
Local-first decision layer for sensitive DAO operations
QVAC is used where disclosure would hurt the operator: private payroll, confidential treasury proposals, compliance review, and high-value votes. It prepares the brief locally before signing so sensitive governance intent does not need a centralized model endpoint.